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That is really cool! ;) I didn't realize that this was a use-case anyone was interested in, but it sort of makes sense. I've added a parameter you can pass to
by e1ven 15y ago
That is really cool! ;)
I didn't realize that this was a use-case anyone was interested in, but it sort of makes sense. I've added a parameter you can pass to RH.org to deal with the gravatar pull on my side, so you don't have to.
This adds a bit of serverload, since I need to make a bunch of requests, but it's not THAT bad.
http://robohash.org/colin@sq7.org?gravatar=yes http://robohash.org/colin@sq7.org?gravatar=yes
If you pass gravatar=yes, it will make a pull to the gravatar URL for that address. If something exists there that isn't the default, it will issue a 301 over to the site.
Otherwise, it will return the robohash you requested.
It also passes the size param over to Gravatar, just to be nice ;)
- grok1fy 15y agoGravatar uses hashes for privacy so the email addresses themselves do not have to be transmitted. To maintain email privacy, you could use a straight pass-through when using Gravatar. In this case, your URL could look like: http://robohash.org/620050a4db5104bae758cd75171d64ca?gravatar=yes http://robohash.org/620050a4db5104bae758cd75171d64ca?gravata...
- e1ven 15y agoGood idea! I've added this. Try - http://robohash.org/620050a4db5104bae758cd75171d64ca?gravatar=hashed http://robohash.org/620050a4db5104bae758cd75171d64ca?gravata...